Former Wests Tigers captain Mark O’Neill has reportedly been stood down as the NRL club’s football manager, pending an independent investigation. The club confirmed on Sunday that they were looking …
Continue reading Mark O’Neill stood down at Tigers: reportChad Townsend has been one of the NRL’s leading halfbacks this season, and is set to return to that form in Friday’s preliminary final according to his Cronulla teammate Michael …
Continue reading Townsend one of NRL’s best halves: EnnisAustralian Ryley Batt says winning back-to-back Paralympic titles in men’s wheelchair rugby tops anything he’s ever experienced – including his wedding day. “I don’t think I’ve ever been happier in …
Continue reading Steelers take gold in overtime thrillerTriple world champion Lewis Hamilton could do little at the Singapore Grand Prix to prevent Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg from leapfrogging him in the Formula One standings but the Briton …
Continue reading Hamilton vows to bounce back in MalaysiaHe’s played far fewer games than his grandfathers did, but emerging Sydney AFL forward Tom Papley has already gone deeper into a season than his relatives. Max Papley and Jeff …
Continue reading Swan Papley setting AFL family firstReigning champion Mark Winterbottom has conceded he won’t be retaining his Supercars title after a disastrous Sandown 500. A weekend of woe with co-driver Dean Canto culminated in a 23rd-place …
Continue reading Frosty’s Supercars title hopes ‘cactus’Wallabies halfback Will Genia reckons it won’t be long before Australia are able to match the might of the All Blacks – but only if they develop a stronger mindset. …
Continue reading Genia wants Wallabies to be more resilientCronulla have promised a fiery welcome for North Queensland’s much-vaunted forward pack as they seek to finally erase the painful memory of last year’s NRL finals exit. The Sharks will …
Continue reading Sharks shaping up to Cowboys packRed Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo is dwelling on the positives of a second place finish at the Singapore Grand Prix after a bold tyre strategy fell agonisingly short as pole-sitter Nico …
Continue reading No regrets in Ricciardo’s ‘perfect race’Nico Rosberg has held off a fast-finishing Daniel Ricciardo to lead from pole to flag, win the Singapore Grand Prix and go above world champion and Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton …
Continue reading Rosberg pips Ricciardo in Singapore GPFormula One cannot be run like a dictatorship, even if many people in the sport are used to that, according to the new chairman appointed to work with commercial supremo …
Continue reading F1 cannot be a dictatorship: new chairmanChristina McHale has claimed her maiden WTA Tour title with a dramatic 3-6 6-4 6-4 victory over Katerina Siniakova at the Japan Women’s Open in Tokyo. McHale had appeared set …
Continue reading McHale breaks through in WTA Japan OpenJockey Dwayne Dunn rates Exocet a VRC Oaks prospect after a strong victory at Caulfield. But whether the filly also tackles the Thousand Guineas on her way there remains to …
Continue reading Exocet’s odds firm to win Thousand Guineas 2016As a three-year-old, First Seal had the better of Winx but much has happened in the two years since she beat her twice in the spring. Two separate injuries have …
Continue reading First Seal ready for Golden Pendant returnGuard Of Honour has stamped himself as a Group-class colt with a narrow win in a strong Heritage Stakes. Guard Of Honour ($4.80) held off Flash Fibian ($61) by a …
Continue reading Guard Of Honour to head to Roman Consul StakesShe’s one of the smallest horses in Chris Waller’s stable, but Foxplay has shown size doesn’t matter in a fight, coming out on top in the Group Two Tea Rose …
Continue reading Foxplay likely to head to Flight StakesA victory against the colts and geldings at Caulfield has provided the springboard to Group One targets for the filly Harlow Gold. Harlow Gold will be aimed at the Group …
Continue reading Harlow Gold to be aimed at Thousand Guineas 2016Hartnell’s devastating Hill Stakes win has rocketed him to Caulfield Cup favouritism. And Godolphin trainer John O’Shea believes that would be his best hope of winning a spring Group One. …
Continue reading Cox Plate and Caulfield Cup remain on the table for Hartnell


